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. -- captions by vitac -- wwvitac.com >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>, san francisco as the clock ticks down to shopping deadlines, police crack down on shoplifting and theft. >>> i'm john ramos in the east bay. the economy and holiday shopping may have changed but for last minute gift buyers, it is christmas as usual. we'll have that story coming up. >>> with businesses in the city barely surviving, merchant ins a troubled neighborhood have an ultimatum for the mayor. >> i didn't know what happened. it felt like a bomb went off. >> hundreds of people jolted awake this morning. a look at the early morning quake that rocked the east bay. live from the cbs studios in san francisco san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. christmas is a week from tomorrow making today one of the busiest shopping days of the year. lots of shoppers hitting the streets in union square on the so-called super saturday. it is an important deadline day for the postal service. our john ramos takes a look at both sides of the spike in holiday shopping. >> reporter: t

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. -- captions by vitac -- >>> right now on "o.a.," the notable moves in the options market in this final week of 2022, from a ride-sharing gian to an ev infrastructure play to the rise in the housing market we're check the action coming up plus, pick the time frame. one year, three year, five year, we'll break down a dow component that's been a dog for some time. can this pharmacy giant flip the script in 2023 >>> and later, a trader with a bullish way, bet on the banks before they kim off earnings season. i'm melissa lee. on the desk tonight, mike khouw, brian sutland and special guest, guy adami. action this week, amazon, southwest, t-mobile, lyft, and charge point let's start off with lyft. shares down nearly 75% this year mike, what has the action been here today >> yeah, we saw the stock hit its lows for the year on wednesday, and then it bounced really hard, and we saw a lot of bullish activity going on in lift women saw a purchase of 50,000 of the january 11 12.5 call treads early early this week making a bullish bet, risking it 50 cen or so on a bet this thing could get up to 12.

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♪♪ ♪♪ -- captions by vitac -- >>> right now on "options action," rough week on wall street major averagesa three-day losing streak. ahead, we're breaking down the trades and rates retail casinos and china plus, the shipping blues shares of fedex grounded 30% will earnings help the stock take flight? we'll build a strategy ahead of next week's results. >>> and later, a call to action on call of duty. actvision waits to found out the fate of its deal with microsoft. i'm melissa lee. this is "options action. on the desk tonight, carter worth, mike khouw, and tim seymour. we begin with a monster week in the options market today was expirations day for more than $2.5 million worth of trades and the activity on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday were off the charts. take a look at some of the notable stock names -- tesla, nvidia, macy's and more. investment-grade corporate bonds. let's drill down first on macy's tomorrow is supe saturday in what could be a break for retailers who are swimming in inventory. super saturday is tomorrow after a promising fall it's been a long december, so, mike, what

. ♪♪ -- captions by vitac -- >>> it's friday and that means it's time for options action live from thedaq market site in times square, so here's what's coming up >>> as quickly as one inflation gauge offers hope, another dashes it. the dollar and other proxies now caught in the tug-of-war find out how best to hedge with options. >>> then tesla stock and its founder also getting inked in all directions whether you're a musk disciple or not we'll prepare a play to take advantage of the volatility >>> finally what do boeing and netflix have in common absolutely nothing except their recent sprints higher, and the option strategies to employ right now. it's time to risk less to make more options action starts right now. >>> it seems every new inflation data point is contradictory to the prior one, leaving the dollar likely range-bound. but what about some of the dollar proxies out there carter worth, you're here. what are you seeing? >> let's get right to it i've got a chort of the dollar index and look at the etfuup let's put some lines in it so the first iteration important here we are no

nsy vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the rain, rain won't go away. we'll let you know if it will affect the morning commute. >>> and thereat team plagued by injuries. vern glenn has the latest on the injury to samuel and if he will return to the field this season. >>> this actually spells the demise of public transportation. >> b.a.r.t. officials sounding the alarm. the deficit they need to make up and the short timeline they've got to do it. thank you for joining us this sunday afternoon. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano, start with a look outside. the rain moving through the bay area meanwhile, you can see the sierra has been getting pounded with snow. caltrans' restrictions for both highway 80 and highway 50. >> and it just looking at the doppler behind darren. more on the way, huh? >> this is kind of like the grand finale. really over about the next 12 hours and you know, grand finales sometimes come with fireworks and this would be the time to see lightning. take a close look at first alert doppler it's subtle but right out here you will

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." investors gearing up for the ultimate, final trading day of 2022 stocks staging a rally on thursday trying to chip away at a tough year for markets >>> now one stock feeling the pain of 2022 is tesla. shares are set to wrap up down 65%. poised for the worst year ever. >>> hitting the hereset button southwest after the disastrous week. >>> and apparent sitdowns with biden administration aides before sam bankman-fried's collapse. >>> and preparing to ring in the new year as people bid farewell to 2022. good riddance. it is friday, december 30th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan happy almost new year's eve. let's kickoff the hour with futures indicated in the red you can see the dow jones industrial average implied higher down 120 points and s&p down 15 and nasdaq down 30 the nasdaq surged by 2.5% on thursday that pop doing little to put a dent in the tough december for markets. not f

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." stocks trying to climb back into the black for the week after the wild ride for wall street yesterday that saw the dow close well off a nearly 800-point loss at the lows. >>> sam bankman-fried is out on a $250 million bail while awaiting trial for fraud and other criminal charges. >>> tesla catching a bid on the promise from ceo elon musk over the recent share sales. >>> much of the country experiencing or bracing for what is called a once in a generation winter storm just in time for the holidays thousands of flights canceled in the last 24 hours. we will track the latest ahead. >>> and facebook owner meta platforms settling a class action lawsuit tied to the scandal. it is friday, december 23rd, 20 on -- 2022. christmas eve eve. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan futures are steady after yesterday. you see the dow implied higher 53 points. s&p higher by 2. the nasdaq down by 9 that is stable co

. ♪♪ -- captions by vitac -- >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters.e is your top "five@5." four more trading days in 2022 and the investors are looking to put a close to the books on the worst financial crisis. >>> and china moves to scrap quarantine rules for international travelers. >>> meanwhile, u.s. airlines dealing with bitter cold and high winds and snow. southwest is the biggest problem spot cancelling 70% of the flights and warns disruption continue this week. >>> a new report shows american shoppers were resilient this year despite surging prices. >>> a country music star is joining a growing chorus against ticketmaster >>> it is tuesday, december 27th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning i'm dominic chu in fo brr brian sullivan let's kickoff the hour with the dow up gaining steam up 209 points the s&p up 27 points the nasdaq up 69 although relatively muted trading volumes as you would expect in the week we are heading into the final trading week of the year here is how the major averages are standing dow down 9% o

. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it's 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here's your top "five@5. investors on edge with the year-end santa rally unlikely. >>> breaking overnight the bank of japan sending shockwaves to overseas markets the latest in a moment courtroom chaos to report in the bahamas. sam bankman-fried's first extradition hearing does not go as planned he'll try again today. >>> will he or won't he? elon musk still in charge of twitter after more than 16 million twitter users voted he should step down a policy change could render the votes moot. >>> and a live report from beijing ahead as some towns look like ghost towns it's tuesday, december 20th, 2022 and you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm contessa brewer in for brian sullivan this morning. let's kickoff the hour with the check on u.s. stock futures after the rough session for the markets yesterday. the dow, s&p and nasdaq extending the losing streak to four sessions. the s&p 500 is down a bit. essentially flat dow jones industrial average implied opening up 22 points nasdaq i

. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> waiting for the latest shoe to drop in the mar-a-lago documentse, but also how that fits now that the a special prosecutor has been named and the january 6th committee in the house is laying charges to recommend him and a number of his closest allies. in a moment, committee member adam schiff joins us. but first, cnn's pamela brown sets the stage. what is the latest we know about possible criminal referrals by the january 6th committee? >> i just got off the phone with a source familiar with the deliberations, and i'm told the intent for the committee is by the end of this week, they will have made the final decisions on criminal referrals. and the people they're looking at include the former president donald trump and his allies. now, i am told by the source that they're only looking at people who may be under investigation by doj but have not been prosecuted, have not faced charges. this week is going to be a very busy week for the committee, as they go over various names and deliberate on these criminal referrals that, again, as part of these d

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is lisa ling. i'm in the middle of an interview when i get a call. >> hey, brooke. >> hey. >> how you doing? >> it's brooke, a woman who is sober for months, but has just relapsed. >> i'm so sorry. >> no, no, no. don't -- don't apologize. >> okay. but i was supposed to do better, and i'm sorry. >> you going to go to the hospital now? >> yeah. >> so, you feel like you need to get into detox now? >> yeah. is there any way we can show how this happened? >> yes, of course. >> i want to document this. >> i've covered many stories about drug addiction before but have never reported on the most prevalent addiction in the country. >> for me, it was more than a habit. it was life. i had the problem right out of the gate. >> it kills more people than prescription pills, heroin, and cocaine combined. >> have you seen her in a pretty dark place? >> it's absolutely terrifying, lisa, i can't lie. >> alcohol, it's everywhere you look, it's legal, and we love it. while excessive use has been on the rise for decade

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> buckle up, strap in, and brace yourself. this year brought more twists and turns, in and outs, and ups and downs than anyone could have predicted. big news, politics, movies, music, sports, and more. we're going through it all with our guest comedian and actress helen hog, deonte stallworth, john berman, s.e. cupp, and gina -- they're all on board for the best ride ever, all the best, all the worst: 2022. >> welcome. i'm tom forman. and depending on who you are and where you were and what you believe, this year may have been pretty good or really bad or somewhere in the murky middle. many of us started with high hopes, but the troubles of recent years are fading oh so slowly. and that was clear in all sorts of huge news events that rocked our world. >>> let's start with the biggest, baddest, worst story, run away inflation. >> things felt very abnormal when it came to what we could buy, what we could afford, where we could go. >> i'm going to have to start selling off other things that i own so i can buy milk. >> prices for

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. -- captions by vitac -- >>> 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters, and here are your top five at fierchlt stocks coming off the first winning session in four, but we're still setting up for a noble accomplishment for the first time since a financial crisis. >>> and third time's a charm as sam bankman-fried sets to depart do i sound like a broken record? first it's one more visit to a bahamian courtroom. >>> elon musk breaking his silence, asking his twitter users if he should step down. >>> ukraine's president gets set to meet with president biden. >>> and then later the house ways and means committee votes to release trump's tax returns, tapping off a years-long battle. this is wednesday, december 21st, 2022 you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone i'm in for brian sullivan this morning, contessa brewer let's check on the stock futures after a modest session yesterday. listen, anything in the green at this point we'll take. s&p 500, we're looking for an implied open, up 25 points the dow

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. the current policy is quickly about to expire, and the trump era rule was set to expire tomorrow, but the chief justice of the united states john roberts extended the policy to give the court more time to hear a complaint from the republican-state leds. in mexico, thousands omigrants are hoping that if title 42 is lifted, they will have a better chance of being granted asylum status in the u.s., but for this status, it will bring a greater influx of migrants as the cities are already struggling to support to thousands of people crossing each day, and desperate for a new life in this the u.s., and shelters are packed and the supplies are running out, and migrants are sleeping in the freezing streets. ed lavandera and david culver is monitoring situation. we start with ed where the city officials are bracing to thousands of migrants are arrive stretching the thin resources even more. >> reporter: just hours before sunrise, the texas national guard soldiers and texas state troopers const

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the breaking news this evening that a federal judge has putause on president biden attempt to end the remain in mexico policy comes as a separate issue threatening to overwhelm authorities at the southern border, the possible end of title 42 next week. something already invoked by the former president has sent a surge of americans to el paso, texas, and threatens to send more should it end next wednesday. ed lavandera filed this report. >> reporter: for more than three months, this couple have waited th for this moment, taking the final steps across the rio grande into the united states. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: he says they never thought the journey from venezuela would be so painful. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: i tell her, i can see the emotion in her face and the sense of relief, that she's entering the united states with her two sons. with that, they step across the river. the family says, they could not wait any longer to see what might happen with the lifting of the title 42 public health rule, which has kept 2.5 m

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> new reporting tonight on two races that dominated political headlines of late. kevin mccarthy's bid to be the next house speaker, deeply conservative of new senators who want to see a new party. arizona senator kyrsten sinema, as you likely know, left the democratic party last week to become an independent, at least officially, chuck schumer says she will keep her committee assignments, signaling the balance of power may not change. she may remain a sometimes frustrating vote for the democrats. now at least two democratic members of arizona are kicking the tires for a run at her steet. congressman greg stanton, as well as my next guest, ruben gallego. the consideration for both is the same. congressman ruben gallego joins us now. thanks so much for being with us. you said your decision on whether to run for the senate seat would be based on what's best for arizona. what are you hearing from your constituents and your family? >> well, from my constituents i've heard nothing but encouragement, you know, on every channel you could ever imagine, w

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> lebron. more on your breaking news. at least three people in louisiana dead. one person dead after a tornado hit her home in st. charles parish. several are injured. much of st. charles and jefferson parish are without power. officials will be out conducting search throughout the night. dozens of tornados have battered the south the last two days. i want to get the latest from jennifer gray at the cnn weather center. what's the latest impact in new orleans. >> yeah, luckily these storms are moving out of new orleans. they have cleared the area. this is a look at the storms as they came through just with incr incredible fury. a couple touchdowns around the area. i think when the sun comes up tomorrow, we'll see the scope of what happened. we have more than 40 tornados reported since yesterday, started in the dallas fort worth area. we do expect the tornado threat to last into tonight and into tomorrow morning. we have watch boxes still out. no tornado warnings to spook of. but we do plan on seeing more throughout the ove

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's been four weeks since students were found dead. late today, arrested a suspect in the killings. i'm pamela brown in for anderson and i'm getting new information from a source familiar with the investigation. we're learning about. the suspect actually drove cross country from idaho to his parents' home in pennsylvania, and arrived there around christmas. the source telling me, it was a combination of dna found at the crime scene, as well as the car that helped authorities figure out who their suspect was last week. and that is when law enforcement got together to sort all this out and then they made the arrest, culminating and everything happening today. they announced the arrest of bryan kohberger. this is his booking photo. he is a graduate student from washington state university, less than 10 miles from where the four victims attended school. he was arrested in pennsylvania on four counts of murder in the first degree. plus, a separate charge of felony burglary. as we said, sources tell cnn, his dna was maxed to dna recovered at

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> with just six days between georgia's senate run off betweenerschel walker, early voting continuing to be heavy. more than a million early ballots have been cast so far, and that's a record. high early turnout has traditionally favored democrats, but that remains to be seen in this case. another factor is what recent cnn reporting revealed, which showed walker himself revealing at a campaign appearance where he actually lives. >> if anyone asks me why did i decide to run, because to be honest with you, this is never something i ever, ever, ever thought in my life i would do. but as i was sitting in my home in my texas -- i was sitting in my home in texas -- and i was seeing what was going on in this country. >> tax records review walker is listed to get a homestead tax exemption in texas for this year, which is only for primary residences. the walker campaign has not responded to repeated requests for comment. georgia democrats are calling on state officials to investigate. before announcing his candidacy, all of walker's media appearances on f

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. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >>> in recent years, americans have been challenged to redefinet a family can look like. >> so, elijah, what's it like to have two moms? >> it's, like, normal. >> have your moms told you anything about, like, how you were created, how you came into the world? >> my donor father gave them a sperm. >> so, when your friends ask each other, do you have any siblings, what do you say? >> i have a lot of siblings. i have 100 siblings. >> what do you think about that? >> it's so cool. it's unique. >> by the end of this year, you're going to have even more. >> right. i mean, how long is it going to go on for? >> it's a good question. elijah's 100-plus siblings live all around the world, from east memphis to east asia, atlanta to ghana, long island to israel. but they do have something or someone in common. >> so, here's the spreadsheet of all my children. and i've got different tabs. >> this guy. >> i have kids that call me dad. i have kids that call me tate, papa, donor dad. >> elijah, he's the most amazing kid in the world. and we would never have him if

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an arrest in the murders of four college students brutally stabbed to death almost seven weeks ago. and new details tonight about the events leading up to the arrest. a law enforcement source tells me authorities were tracking bryan kohberger at some point during his cross country drive from idaho to pennsylvania around christmastime. he went from idaho to his parents' house in pennsylvania, where he was arrested today. kohberger is a 28-year-old graduate student. he attended washington state university near where the four victims attended college. cnn's veronica miracle has been following the story since it broke and joins us from idaho. police are asking the public to call in and provide any tips or information regarding that suspect. what kind of information are they hoping to get? >> reporter: well, pamela, today authorities made clear that this investigation is far from over. they also credited the nearly 20,000 tips that they received from the public as giving them information to get to those strong leads that led them to the suspect no

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. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i want to show you a live picture of kelly field in san antonioected to arrive tonight. as we wait for word on that, cnn's mark bark ward as more on how this prisoner swap came about. >> reporter: the dramatic, brittney griner in the red coat, walking toward the american plane. coming toward them, state department official roger, accompanying viktor bout, who was hugged by a russian official. this new video shows griner leaving russian detention and boarding the plane in the snow. her passport returned, griner smiles, knowing she's heading home. >> are you ready for flight. >> yes. >> congratulations again. >> thank you. >> reporter: back in the u.s., griner's wife, cherelle, was invited to the white house. >> today i'm standing here overwhelmed with emotion. the most important emotion i have right now is insear gratitude for president biden and his entire administration.

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and the news continues, so let's hand it over to alisyn camerota and "cnn tonight." >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. hope you had a great holiday. this is "cnn tonight." i'm alisyn camera at that. deadly winter weather still wreaking havoc across the country. travel is still a nightmare. unless one of those passengers get a wild hair and decides with a group of other passengers to rent a car and drive 20 hours to their destination together. that's exactly what some of our guests tonight did. in a little while i'll introduce you to this group of intrep travellers, total strangers, who had quite the adventure. they recorded their trip, and it went viral. >>> meanwhile, 10 million people across the south are under freeze alerts. and the death toll from this storm is rising. at least 49 people have died across the country. 27 of those are in the buffalo area. and authorities fear that they'll find more bodies in cars, as they begin to dig out from what's being called the worst storm in the region's history. you can see some of it there. and